Dornier Do 635

The Dornier Do 635 was a long-range reconnaissance aircraft projected at the end of the Second World War. In 1944 Dornier offered the Reich Air Ministry a maritime reconnaissance design with a range of 4,400 kilometres under the name Do 335 Z, which joined two Dornier Do 335 B fuselages by a common centre wing section in the way of the Heinkel He 111 Z, with the pilot in the left fuselage and the radio operator in the right. As the ministry demanded changes, among them a range of 6,000 kilometres, the design drifted so far from the Do 335 that it received its own number. The project was passed to Heinkel and then to Junkers, a mock-up was finished in November 1944, and the end of the war stopped further work.